ByWard Market Drug Suspect Arrested After Community Complaints
Ottawa police have arrested a man in his 40s for drug trafficking in the ByWard Market following persistent complaints from local businesses and residents since November.
Category : Politics
Dangerous Offender Hearing Begins for Ontario Man
A dangerous offender hearing has started for Michael Zaakir, convicted of stabbing and sexually assaulting an elderly woman in Ontario. The case highlights ongoing public safety concerns.
London Homicide: Suspect, Victim Identified, Accused Faces Dozens of Charges
London police have released the identities of both the suspect and victim in a recent Old East Village homicide. The accused is now confronting more than a dozen criminal charges following the investigation.
EU's $500B Crisis Fund May Be Used for Defence
The head of the European Stability Mechanism suggests the EU's massive crisis fund, valued at over $500 billion, could potentially be redirected to support defence initiatives.
Trump's $264B Tariff Revenue Creates Political Dilemma
Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies have generated $264 billion in revenue, creating political leverage and industrial benefits that will be difficult to relinquish as midterm elections approach.
Two Charged After Windsor Downtown Business Break-Ins
Windsor Police have arrested and charged a man and woman following three commercial break-ins downtown that resulted in thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise and cash.
Alberta NDP, UCP Clash Over Pro-Canada Pledge
Alberta NDP deputy leader Rakhi Pancholi reveals no UCP or independent MLAs have signed their anti-separatism pledge, calling it a political standoff over Alberta's unity.
UN Faces Imminent Financial Collapse, Guterres Warns
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres issues a stark warning about the UN's precarious financial situation, highlighting the risk of an imminent collapse that could cripple global operations.
Canada's Single-Use Plastics Ban Upheld by Federal Court
The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court decision, allowing Canada's ban on single-use plastic items to remain in effect. The ruling represents a significant victory for environmental policy.
Anand: Not Appropriate to Compare Human Rights Record to Past Ministers
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand states it is not fitting to contrast her approach to human rights and global law with that of previous ministers, emphasizing a forward-looking foreign policy.
Off-Duty OPP Officer Faces Impaired Charges in Stone Mills
A 33-year-old Ontario Provincial Police officer faces two impaired driving charges following an incident in Stone Mills Township. The officer was off-duty at the time of the arrest.
Quebec Immigration Overhaul Excludes PEQ Grandfather Clause
Quebec's new immigration program excludes a grandfather clause for PEQ temporary workers, prioritizing 29,000 economic immigrants annually based on labor needs.
Halifax RCMP Hunts Suspects in Vehicle Sale Fraud Case
Nova Scotia RCMP are asking for public assistance to identify two men suspected of attempting to defraud a vehicle owner during an online sale. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about fraud in private vehicle transactions.
Windsor Police Hunt Auto Theft Suspects in Two Cases
Windsor police are investigating two separate auto theft incidents, including a stolen white Mercedes from east Windsor, as authorities pursue suspects.
Third Person Charged in Ottawa 2026 Homicide
Selina Rose O'Quinn of Ottawa faces second-degree murder charges, becoming the third person charged in the city's first homicide of 2026 involving Shawn Challis-Eatough's stabbing death.
Richard Mantha Trial Verdict Postponed to April
The Calgary court has postponed the verdict in the Richard Mantha trial to April 2026, with the case continuing to draw significant public and legal attention.
N.B. Opposition Slams Premier Holt's Spending Cut Plan
New Brunswick's opposition parties have sharply criticized Premier Susan Holt's plan for spending reductions, calling it detrimental to public services and the province's economic stability.
8,000+ Federal Job Cuts Across 24 Departments
The federal government is set to eliminate more than 8,000 positions across two dozen departments, marking a significant workforce reduction in Ottawa's public service.
Sutcliffe Must Apologize for OC Transpo Crisis: Opinion
An opinion column calls for Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe to issue a public apology and take responsibility for ongoing OC Transpo failures, including service cancellations and LRT reliability issues.
Two Arrested After Downtown Windsor Break-Ins
Windsor police have apprehended two individuals suspected of involvement in recent break-ins in the downtown area. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to address property crime in the city.
1,000+ Federal Workers Get Layoff Notices in Ottawa
More than 1,000 federal government employees in Ottawa have been issued layoff notices this week, marking a significant workforce reduction amid ongoing government restructuring and budgetary pressures.
Federal Offender Arrested in Toronto Homicide After Parole Breach
A federal offender who allegedly violated his parole conditions has been arrested in connection with a homicide in Toronto, prompting a Canada-wide warrant and an investigation by Correctional Service Canada.
Millbrook First Nation Expands Reserve Land in Tufts Cove
Millbrook First Nation announces a significant expansion of its reserve land in Tufts Cove, Nova Scotia, marking a historic step in reconciliation and community development.
Halifax Officer Cleared in 2025 Shooting: No Charges
Nova Scotia's police watchdog concludes investigation into Halifax officer who shot suspect during 2025 standoff, determining no criminal charges are justified.
Calgary Police Hunt Suspect in Beltline Indecent Exposure Case
Calgary police are asking for public assistance to identify a man accused of exposing himself to a woman in the Beltline neighborhood on January 7, 2026.
Traffic Stop Leads to Criminal Charges in Lakeshore
An Ontario Provincial Police traffic stop in Lakeshore has resulted in multiple criminal charges being laid against a driver following a routine vehicle inspection by officers.
Quebec Reveals Skilled Worker Criteria, Ends Experience Program
Quebec has announced new selection criteria for skilled workers while confirming the abolition of its experience program, marking significant changes to provincial immigration policies.
Court Upholds Federal Plastic Ban as 'Reasonable' Decision
Canada's Federal Court of Appeal has affirmed the government's plastic ban as reasonable, reinforcing environmental policies amid ongoing debates over single-use plastics and regulatory authority.
Thames Centre Drug Bust: Firearm, Drugs, Cash Seized
Ontario Provincial Police executed a search warrant in Thames Centre, uncovering drugs, cash, and a loaded handgun. The investigation highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts against illegal activities in the region.
FBI Takes Over Minnesota Shooting Case as Trump Calls Pretti 'Insurrectionist'
The FBI has taken over the investigation into a Minnesota shooting, while former President Donald Trump labels Alex Pretti an 'insurrectionist' in a politically charged development.
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